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ABSTRACT:
High availability solutions are no longer an all or nothing discussion. Today there are a wide range of alternatives that provide the required level of availability at a cost justified by the risks of downtime. Attend this webinar, which includes new research from Realtime Publishers, and learn how to:
- Align your business needs to today's spectrum of HA technology options
- Mix & match HA solutions for the fastest ROI
- Present your HA recommendations and ROI analysis to management in business (not technology) terms
All attendees will receive of a free copy of the companion white paper,"Essentials Series: High Availability Doesn't Need to be Expensive," from Realtime Publishers, to be published in Nov. 2009.
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Speaker
Steve Keilen
Vice President of Marketing, Marathon Technologies
Steve Keilen is Vice President of Marketing at Marathon Technologies, the leader in fault-tolerant, automated, high availability and disaster recovery software for physical and virtual servers. Steve has 20 years of marketing experience in technology companies, including Vice President, Industry Marketing at Stratus Technologies. He has also held key management positions in the US, France and Japan over a 12 year period with Hewlett-Packard. Steve holds a BS from Michigan State University.
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